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it was good right?

NVDisMa729 said:
I saw it last night. All the shows were sold out. The line to get in was going around the corner..I was like DAAMN! Mad people just to see a movie LOL
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:dancepuff i saw it too didn't stand on line cause I am kool like that :dancepuff :scatter :scatter
 
we saw it on openinG night at 12:01 and then we saw it again last night...the effects are off the hook, and finally some answers to alot of my questions!..thanks to Paradise and Dayer for making me see every single one of them in the past month including spaceballs!

wow can you say "TRAUMATIZED"?..LOL
 
The movie was MAD HOT!! The Ending ended just as I predicted. Leaving it open for Star Wars IV the Original.

True Episodial movie. I find it comical though the Losers running around dressed like Jedi's and Storm Troopers. LOL!!! C'mon...geeez...it's just a movie.
 
And that will maybe Star Wars Episod 4 I have to see it then it looks really good and heard about that the movie was really good
 
i saw it also opening night. i loved it.. it did answer alot of questions. but at the same time i found one thing that was wrong with it. the changed one part of it. from what the original movie had made us think.
but i still loved the movie. and i'll be seeing it again and again and again
 
DjCaliente said:
And that will maybe Star Wars Episod 4 I have to see it then it looks really good and heard about that the movie was really good
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People, Star Wars IS EPISODE IV. Though it was the 1st of 6 made. It was not the beginning of the story. But the middle of it.

Empire Strikes Back was Episode V, and return of the Jedi was VI.

And no George Lucas is Not making anymore.

Though the saga continues in Books, He stated himself that there will not be anymore.
 
I heard a lot of mixed reviews of the movie. Some really loved it, others didn't.

Never went to see "The Clone Wars".
 
Star Wars:

Episode I: The Phantom Menace
Episode II: Attack Of The Clones
Episode III: Revenge Of The Sith <--currently out now lol
Episode IV: A New Hope
Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back
Episode VI: Return Of The Jedi
 
You're welcome chuckster!

ChuckD said:
I heard a lot of mixed reviews of the movie. Some really loved it, others didn't.
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I heard its gonna gross really huge when all is over. So far it seems to be the best prequel of his other two according to movie critics (which i hate somtimes lol).
 
Nyasia said:
thanks to Paradise and Dayer for making me see every single one of them in the past month including spaceballs!

wow can you say "TRAUMATIZED"?..LOL
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ROFFLMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

SPACEBALLS was the ISH!!!!!! :lol :lol :lol
 
Well I gotta say, Im not a Star Wars fanatic, but my hubby has made me watch all the prior ones and when we saw this one Fri nite.. I LOVED it.. I thought it was awesome to see how Darth Vader came to be..and its actually pretty sad.. Very thin line between LOVE and Selfishness..
 
we saw it on friday @ 7pm..... no line to get in & a few empty seats in the theater.... when we got out there were mad lines for the 9:30 shows.... awesome movie!!!!!! much better than parts I & II..... Lucas really nailed home all the facts that lead u up to part IV A New Hope, very satisfying in that aspect.... :yeey
 
Taken from thedigitalbits.com

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In a quick Episode III follow-up, it's being reported (see this link from AP via Yahoo) that the final Star Wars film ever grossed a whopping $158.5 million in its first four days of release (Thursday to Sunday), shattering previous single-day, opening day, three-day and four-day box office records in North America. The previous three-day record holder was 2002's Spider-Man with $114.8 million (Episode III took in $124.7 million in that same time), while the previous four-day winner was 2003's The Matrix Reloaded at $134.3 million. Add another $144.7 million from overseas ticket sales this weekend, and Episode III clicks in at a whopping $303 million worldwide in just four days. With an estimated budget of $115 million, the film likely paid for itself sometime late on Thursday night or early Friday. It will be interesting to see where its box office numbers go in the weeks ahead, and the DVD's just six or seven months away.
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